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In the Gallery Now

...with love and care, curated by Astrotwitch

Featuring N.O Bonzo and Circle Face (Portland, OR); MAR! (Los Angeles, CA); Galo (Sao Paulo, Brazil); and DECOY and Astrotwitch (Washington, DC)

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Upcoming Exhibit in The Fridge: It Was Written featuring HKS 181 and Aniekan Udofia

Event: Men of Steel, Women of Wonder Opens + Sketch Lounge Volume 8 on May 31

Upcoming Exhibit in The Mini-Fridge: Men of Steel, Women of Wonder

Film Screening: Punk Documentary From the Back of the Room, May 18, 8pm

Current Exhibit: International Show curated by Astrotwitch …with love and care,

For Sale: Graffiti and Street Art from HELLO my name is Exhibit

For Sale: Peerless Creatives Skateboards

For Sale: Megan Blafas’ Plushies

For Sale: CRI’s “Record Player” Painting

For Sale: HKS181′s “Appropriate” Painting

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Call for Stickers for DC Street Sticker Expo

15th May 2013 by tfdcadmin

This August, The Fridge will present the DC Street Sticker Expo as part of The Elements of Hip Hop, a month-long look at all things hip hop featuring three exhibitions, b-boy competition and numerous workshops including 3D printing graffiti lettering, screen printing and more.

The DC Street Sticker Expo is a highlight of adhesive art from around the world. Over 500 artists will be represented in a 10,000 sticker combo piece.

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Announcing The Fridge Summer Line-up

3rd May 2013 by tfdcadmin

We’re presenting work from DC greats HKS 181 and Aniekan Udofia and Buenos Aires-based collective Graffiti Mundo in June and July of this year. August brings The Elements of Hip Hop featuring multiple exhibitions, workshops, a b-boy competition and more.

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Video from Emily Francisco’s Evening of Performances

24th April 2013 by tfdcadmin

On Saturday, April 20, artist Emily Francisco hosted a series of performances at The Fridge. Emily constructs situations that manifest in response to personal and physical understandings of limitation and loss. Her work is not destructive, though it involves deconstruction. She pushes the limits of how much an object can withstand, while exploring how things can transform.

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